Escrow & Title
In Tennessee, the 'insuring clauses' of a title insurance policy specify:
AThe premium amount and payment schedule
BWhat risks are covered and the maximum amount the insurer will pay✓ Correct
CThe property's physical description
DThe borrower's monthly payment obligations
Explanation
The insuring clauses of a title insurance policy specify the covered risks (title defects, liens, encumbrances) and the policy amount — the maximum liability the title insurer will assume.
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